Key highlights
- Air Liquide invests €130 million in two new gas facilities in Singapore.
- Facilities will supply ultra-high purity nitrogen for semiconductor production.
- The new units are expected to be operational by 2027.
Investment Overview
Air Liquide is set to invest €130 million in building, owning, and operating two new industrial gas facilities in Singapore. These facilities are part of long-term contracts with a leading semiconductor manufacturer.
Purpose and Technology
The facilities will supply large volumes of ultra-high purity nitrogen, essential for producing advanced semiconductor chips. Integrated with digital technologies like automation and predictive maintenance, they aim to enhance energy efficiency and operational reliability.
Timeline and Regional Impact
The new units are projected to be operational by 2027. This investment strengthens Air Liquide's position in Singapore and Asia, where it is a leading gas supplier to the electronics industry.
